Version 1.4 of Aquamacs, the Aqua-native build of Emacs, has just been released, and has a number of interesting features making it an even better OS X citizen:
New multi-tabbed interface similar to Safari. This makes switching between open files faster and more intuitive. Full screen editing now available. This allows you to focus just on editing […]
Richard Stallman steps down as the emacs maintainer. Perhaps carried away on butterfly wings…
Based on GNU Emacs 22.1, Aquamacs has just released version 1.0 after two years of development. Intrigued by Emacs but want a text editor that intetegrates well with Mac OS X GUI, Aquamacs may be for you.
In looking for an emacs logo for the previous post (which I didn’t use since all of them suck) I ran accross the following from Does Not Compute. I hate this fucking meme, but I almost pissed myself laughing when I saw this.
Emacs, Richard Stallman’s venerable text editor, has just been updated for the first time in six years! For those unfamiliar with emacs, here is Neil Stephenson from In the Beginning was the Command Line:
I use emacs, which might be thought of as a thermonuclear word processor. It was created by Richard Stallman; enough […]
Hackers broke into a State Department office in East Asia last summer with a Word document. Ted Bridis of the AP reports:
Donald R. Reid, the senior security coordinator for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security, also confirmed that a limited amount of U.S. government data was stolen by the hackers until tripwires severed all […]
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